Timothy Faust

Timothy has an ongoing rotating exhibition of prints at Altitude Gallery. His body of work is centered around outdoor adventure and travel photography and has been featured in a variety of galleries and magazines such as National Geographic Adventure, Outside, Trail Runner, and Freeskier.

Timothy's weekly photography column, "On Photography" runs seasonly once per week on Friday's in the Summit Daily News, and Sundays in the Vail Daily News. His writing can also be seen in publications like Rocky Mountain Bride, and the Breckenridge Vacation Planner.<view timothy's website>

 

Kelly Borst

Kelly was first introduced to photography as an art form when she made a pinhole camera for a class project. She learned how to develop her own prints in the school dark room and was mesmerized watching an image appear from nowhere on a piece of paper.

Kelly recently realized that she is happiest with a camera in her hands capturing the beauty of nature that surrounds us all.  Kelly strives to preserve fleeting moments from slipping by unnoticed and to share these moments with he world.

Kelly’s photographs are inspired by all forms of nature, from majestic sceneries to common flowers, and they do not contain digital effects. <view kelly's website>

 

Kevin Kaminski

Kevin's work spans are large field of subjects from NASCAR, to rock climbing, to amazing landscape and architectual images. Despite the wide variety of subject Kevin's unique creative vision shows in every image. Kevin also runs a succesful commerical photography business out of Scottsdale, Arizona. <view kevin's website>

 

Matt Lit

Matt is a professionally trained photojournalist. Although Matt has worked for a number of years as a professional photographer using the latest equipment, his passion for fine art photography bloomed in 1996 when his friend introduced him to the Holga Toy Camera.

Certainly the simplicity of the camera captured his attention; a plastic body, lens and viewfinder...a spring-loaded shutter right out of a 100-year-old Kodak Brownie Box Camera...and a host of flaws!

   It was the images which really captured him. They held a vintage appeal, a romantic look of a photographic time past.

   Ten years later, Holga is the only photography Matt does outside his professional work (which is now all digital). As the body of work begins to grow, he is thrilled to see that "the Moment" is still the most important part of his Holga Toy Camera images. <view matt's website>

 

Adam Pender

Adam is a self-taught photographer who got his start taking pictures in high school on a winter camping trip in northern Minnesota.  Using a borrowed SLR, he found that photography greatly enhanced his enjoyment of outdoor adventures, and subsequently reviewing the photos provided motivation to plan future trips.  Since then, he has seldom roamed from his home in Denver without a camera in hand.

Adam's photography is fueled by his love of adventure and exploration, and frequently reflects his unique view of the world around him.   Many of his favorite photos have abstact shape and texture elements, while others are simply images of breathtaking scenery. <view adam's website>

 

Todd Powell

Intrigued by his scoutmaster’s darkroom in seventh grade, Todd Powell promptly earned the Boy Scout merit badge in photography.

Working for the high school yearbook and earning a Bachelor of Science Degree in Professional Photography from the Rochester Institute of Technology set the stage for his career.

In 1986, Todd moved to Summit County, Colorado to pursue adventure sports and travel photography. His photography has been published in magazines and advertising around the world.

The motivation for his photography comes from his lifetime love of the outdoors and a desire to explore and share different perspectives of it with others.

All of his photographs are created entirely in the camera using slide films as this medium provides a sharper and more saturated image for printing. He prints and finishes all of his images using archival processes, mounting and framing materials.

Images are available from small prints suitable as gifts to panoramic murals for your home or office. <view todd's website>

 

Richard Seeley

Richard's passion for photography peaked in 2002 when he sold his first photograph at an photography exhibit in Rockport, Massachusetts. Richard belives that the ocvergence of software/computer/digital camera technology alon with an artistic sense has led him to the pursuit of ever more exciting lanscape, wildlife, and action photography. Richard has had his photography in numerous publication including the cover of Capture my Colorado. <view richard's website>

 

Mandy Turner

Mandy is an exceptionally talented young artist who creates contemporary, thought-provoking photography.  It is predicted that her unique style and limited edition prints will be especially sought after by collectors.  Mandy explains that the inspiration behind her work comes from the strange and surprising images she sees in her dreams, and are made up of those interesting moments she wishes she could experience in her waking life.  Mandy’s use of color does a brilliant job of portraying depth in her characters and main subjects. 

 

 

 

Nate Zander

As a Colorado transplant from Eastern Pennsylvania, Nate has been in Summit County for several years with no plans on leaving. Based in Breckenridge, he has everything I need in my backyard – five world-class ski resorts and endless inspiration for my photography and design work. Zanderography, the Photoblog has been around for four years now, starting back home in Bethlehem, PA, and now reflecting my traveling/mountain life. <view nate's website>